Priscilla Chan – doctor, philanthropist and wife of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg – speaks with Norah O’Donnell about life with Zuckerberg and whether they have any political ambitions. CBS News also visited inside an Oklahoma prison with Priscilla Chan where female inmates are learning how to code. Watch the extended interview is scheduled for broadcasts […]

The day after the memorial service for a 97-year-old grandmother that passed away, a bright red cardinal arrived at the kitchen window while family members were inside sitting at their dining room table at a home in Virginia. For years the grandma’s daughter had asked her mom to send a sign when she made it […]

Veteran Palatine police officer Mark Dahlem died Tuesday February 5, 2019. Palatine Chief Alan Stoeckel said Dahlem, a Cary resident, died at 4:11 p.m. Dahlem learned he had glioblastoma multiforme, an aggressive form of brain cancer in December 2017 eight days after seeing a doctor for severe headaches. Dahlem underwent emergency surgery to remove a […]

These five risk-takers have changed the way the world gathers and retains information from businesses. Learn about the most iconic marketers of all time. No matter how much the digital marketing landscape continues to change, a few underlying rules will forever remain and be utilized all over the world. The tools and tactics created by […]

The identity of a 12-year-old girl was released today after she died when a snow fort she was playing in collapsed outside Rothem Church, 106 East College Drive Arlington Heights on Sunday January 20, 2019. The girl’s identity was released by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office as Esther Jung of Elk Grove Village. According […]

When a news site shares over 250 articles per week to thousands of readers on Facebook, it’s likely there is going to be an article shared that is distressing because it is inaccurate or because it is biased and opposes someone’s ideology or politics. The Cardinal News resolution for 2019 is to encourage responses to […]

Every time there is a controversial topic in the news, there is usually some crybaby (3 points in example below) that can’t accept reading or hearing opposing views from their own. This is why Facebook.com/CardinalEmergencies (The Cardinal News Emergency Page) periodically advises people the following, which is also available every day in the ABOUT page […]

Arlington Heights Mayor Tom Hayes on Tuesday January 8, 2019 chose Greg Padovani to fill the village board seat left vacant by Thomas Glasgow, who recently resigned because of increased obligations with his law firm. Padovani must be confirmed by the upcoming village board meeting Tuesday, January 22, 2019. The confirmation is expected to be […]

Anna Harden, an 8th grader at St. Peter Lutheran School in Arlington Heights, finished the cross-country season retaining the national champion title. Anna, a three-sport athlete, has been running for the St. Peter cross country team since she was in 4th grade and immediately found success in one of her greatest passions. It was quickly […]

According to a Gallup poll, former first lady Michelle Obama is the woman most admired by Americans in 2018. Michelle Obama surpassed Hillary Clinton, who has held the top position for 16 years. Assessing the reaction on Arlington Cardinal’s Facebook page, more people tended toward ‘nay’ than ‘yay’ for their reaction to the former first […]

A Cashier Supervisor Manager at a Chicagoland Walmart was part of a joyous surprise at the big box store when a man walked in a Chicagoland Walmart, showed her a big wad of cash, and told her he would love to help some families with young children by paying of their layaway accounts. The generous […]

Opening credits and theme song from Season 1 of the hit show “Laverne and Shirley” premiering on January 27, 1976. Cheerful actress, comedian and director Penny Marshall, died Monday night, December 17, 2018 at her Hollywood Hills home from complications of diabetes. Marshall’s greatest claim to fame was playing the part of Laverne Marie DeFazio […]